Original artwork description:

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Oil painting Spring Kalenyuk Oksana

The oil painting captures the essence of village life with great detail and nuance. The scene is set by a gently flowing river that dominates the foreground of the painting. The river is portrayed in vibrant shades of gray and brown, reflecting the play of light and shadow on its surface. Dotted along the riverbanks are a few boats, also rendered in vivid hues that seem to pop against the surrounding landscape. In the background of the painting, a house stands tall with its white walls and a green roof. The intricate details of the house are skillfully captured, from the fine lines of its shingles to the textures of its brickwork. The house seems to be nestled amidst lush vegetation, adding a touch of natural beauty to the scene. Overall, the painting is a beautiful representation of life in a village, with its serene river, colorful boats, and charming houses. The use of oil paints has added depth and richness to the scene, creating a sense of depth and texture that draws the viewer in. The attention to detail in this painting is truly remarkable, capturing the beauty of village life in a way that feels both authentic and magical.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Ferry. Spring"
* ARTISTS: Kalenyuk Oksana
* SIZE: 20x25 cm/'7.87x9.84 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: Photos provide accurate information about the product.

About the artist: Kalenyuk Oksana was born in 1964 in Rivne region. The love of painting has taken over from the baby. From 1975 to 1980 she studied at the Zoryan Art School of Rivne region.
In 1985 she graduated from the Crimean Art College. M. Samokish (now has the status of a national university). Her teachers of painting were G. Kurilenko, V. Grigoriev. After graduating from the school, she began to work as a teacher of fine arts at the Piryatin School - a gymnasium of aesthetic education, which she founded with her husband in 1990.
Kalenyuk Oksana works in the landscape and still life genre. Personal exhibitions: Kyiv, Museum of Ukrainian Heritage; T. Shevchenko National Museum; the diplomatic mission of Ukraine to the USA (California) and others. She has participated in numerous exhibitions both in Ukraine and abroad.

Materials used:

oil

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